Present Perfect Progressive vs. Present Perfect

It (rain) all day. I wonder when it will stop.

• has been raining

• has rained

• have been raining

• have rained

My mother (make) many cupcakes. They look delicious!

• have made

• has been making

• has made

• have been making

A: (you / take) the dog for a walk yet?

• Did you take...
• Have you taken...
• Have you been taking...
• Has you taken...

We (know) them for 15 years.

• know
• are knowing
• have been knowing
• have known

Joe (look) for a new job all week since Friday.

• has been looking

• have been looking

• have looked

• has looked

I don't want any lunch, thanks. I (eat) already.

• has eaten

• has been eating

• have eaten

• have been eating

I (watch) seven movies this week!

• has watched

• have watched

• has been watching

• have been watching

Michael (take) English course lately.

• have taken

• has taken

• have been taking

• has been taking

How many times (you, visit) Malang?

• have you visited

• you have visited

• have you been visiting

• you have been visiting

I have been trying to contact him ....

• yesterday

• before

• then

• all day